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In business, as with everything else, David Cameron’s Government stands up for the privileged few, while everyone else is left to fend for themselves. While the Tories are cutting taxes for multinationals and large companies, small…
Operation Black Vote (OBV), an organisation I have been proud to support for many years, has done us a great service with its latest study of Black and Ethnic Minority (BAME) voting intentions. If you missed the key findings, they were that…
In January the Government announced that they intended to change the way that A Levels are taught, with pupils only taking exams at the end of a two year course. The AS Level, introduced in 2000 as a way of broadening the curriculum, will…
Last Sunday was Mother’s Day, and the eyes of families across the country were on 10 Downing Street as David Cameron was given a ‘mother’s day card’ by mums, dads and children calling on him to ‘help mums not millionaires’. This call comes…
In spite of the disproportionate impact of the coalition’s deficit reduction plan on women, polls show their votes are beginning to swing back to the Conservatives. Labour must offer women a society in which gender justice is a guiding…
By Seema Malhotra Last Frida,y Labour launched election posters in Birmingham, at an event attended by the national media. Part way through the event, the drivers of a passing refuse collection lorry began shouting at the gathering, where…
By Seema Malhotra The attacks on Harriet Harman at Business Questions were the most vicious and sexist I have heard for a long time. She was right to not dignify their questions with an answer. It is beyond me why valuable time in…
By Seema Malhotra A shocking news story this morning about the murder of Katie Summers, stabbed to death last year in a frenzied attack by her ex-partner is a stark reminder of the risk to their lives that many women, often unsuspecting…
